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As we celebrate the Fourth of July, Frank Wright, director of the Center for Christian Statesmanship, took a few moments to share with Crosswalk.com his thoughts on patriotism. He also told us a bit about the center's work in ministering to...

I wonder — Is it possible that in the story of Solomon we find a timely and poignant lesson for today? Here is a question: Are we more like the woman who was willing to let the king cut the baby in half than we are like the one who cried no? As we...

This coming Friday, thousands of Americans will stream to the National Mall to voice their support for the sanctity of all human life—and to mark the deadliest mistake in Supreme Court history: Roe v. Wade.

A former Muslim-turned-Christian apologist asserts in a new column that Palestinians have bought into “anti-Israel lies” that he was taught during his youth.

Why are we willing to risk life and limb so that others can hear about Jesus? We know that the lovingkindness of God is better than life. We know that our Savior took up his own cross to give his life in our place. We know that the souls of men,...

Our good God always provides, and it is always so beautiful.

As parents, walking alongside a child who has experienced trauma can be a heavy burden, requiring an "Olympic-level" investment in your home, marriage, mental health, and more. By prioritizing therapy, scheduling respite together, open...

In a case that could determine restrictions on expressions of faith in the public square, the Supreme Court on Wednesday will consider religious prayers that convene government meetings.

I suggest some time to ponder Pilgrim practices and a few moments of thanks to God.

Do hymns with war imagery such as "Onward, Christian Soldiers" actually promote hatred and violence?

If we hope to see our culture take Christianity seriously, we’ve got to take it seriously ourselves. In other words, our faith has to be more than just a pastime.

Right before the Easter weekend, the Trump Administration celebrated the swearing-in of Neil Gorsuch as an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.

Evangelicals are divided on what to do about Donald Trump this November. As I’ve written before, most evangelicals fall into four categories.